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Although the Kroll report suggested Kidd and Lindenschmidt erred in their handling of the scene, it further vindicated the officers of any wrongdoing, despite the objections of protesters.

And he further vindicated the office of the photographer through nearly four decades of his own editorial work, much of it for Life magazine.

Further vindicating the viruses themselves was another study around the same time showing that rhinoviruses infect only a small number of cells lining the nasal passages.

Mr. Krugman's column further vindicates the efforts of Hillary Rodham Clinton and others to promote a single-payer system, a plan that was defeated, in part, by fear of bureaucratic cost.

Providing better care for those who are sick might not only improve their happiness but also the happiness of numerous others, thereby further vindicating the benefits of medical care or health promotion.

Plotting individual cluster assignments for both K = 2 and K = 3 (the number of possible clusters suggested by Chen et al. 2012) further vindicate the lack of meaningful structure as most individuals look admixed and there is no clear geographic pattern emerging.

With Stoke having qualified for the knockout stages already, Pulis chose to leave all the players who started Sunday's 2-1 Barclays Premier League victory over Tottenham behind, and the delays further vindicated that decision.

This supposition is further vindicated by the fact that the urinary derivative of ITI is also known to be a GAG adduct [ 175] and has a relative molecular weight of 35 kDa on SDS-PAGE under reducing conditions [ 104].

Our hypothesis is further vindicated by the results observed in Sects.

Thus, the toy example considered in Figs. 3 and 4 gives sufficient hints of the tradeoff between assortativity and maximal node matching (especially for sparse graphs) and this is further vindicated through the results presented and analyzed in Sects.

Therefore, our results indicate that EMT does not lead to the enhancement of tumour-initiating capacity in cancer cells or the acquisition of tumour-initiating capacity in normal epithelial cells, which was further vindicated by the results from CTAs.